Does it just pop up, or do the legs lock into place?
39066
It doesn't pop up nor lock in place but it does fold out and stays in place by your weight. It is a heavy unit, very solid though - not at all flimsy. Very comfortable with no bars on your back. Be sure you have a tent big enough as it's around 7 feet long. Got really tired of the air mattress, sure is nice to easily be able to get up. I did a lot of research for I bought mind. Hope this helps.
39067
The legs snap into place and lock. Very, very stable. I even sat on it on the end and got dressed. No problem!
39068
The legs lock in place. It is very stable. We got one for each of our three kids and they just LOVE them.
39069
The legs swing out but you need to be sure they are spread out fully. They don't lock or pop so that you know they are fully extended on either end. If they aren't all the way out it will feel wobbly. I love it though - the middle leg isn't right up under the center so it isn't stabbing you in the back all night - much better than others I tried.
548276
It stays in place, but it is relatively easy to close. I wouldn't say it locks in place because it will close if pushed. There is no actual locking mechanism. My oldest one is easier to close than my newest one, but it still doesn't flop closed.
817749
Its supposed to just "sit" on the chair, and it can be a little loose, however it generally does not move around when I sit on it, and I've never had an issue of it sticking to my legs as I try to stand up
706629
There are cast sockets that the legs slip into - there is a set screw in each socket to hold the legs in. This is a great bargain.
724938
It does not lock into position and is only balanced by the weights. I took another look at it and you may be able to rig something up to lock it but "out of the box" so to speak it does not lock.
1672208
Yes. When assembling, the legs slide through the shelf holder openings, then screws tighten to secure the shelf to the legs. Be sure to have a level handy for accuracy.
1099299
No, the top does not lock, but it is takes a little bit of effort to lower it, so it is quite sturdy while in the raised position.
1000691
The wheels just lock into place if I remember correctly. It was really super easy.
285571
It's locked in the up position and stays in line. When pushed to the side it's not locked but it's not flopping around either. It stays put until you pull it back up.
2048946
It only locks in an open position. When closed it is in an unlocked state (allowing gravity to do its thing).
1539411
No, it does not lock. You can adjust the height setting to make it easier to balance your weight. I would imagine it would be quite dangerous to have a locking position.
238796
No, it does not lock in place. You can rig it by drilling a hole through the mounting block and inserting a screw.
468077
The tent pops up. You do need to insert the rods into the open slots at the bottom of the tend so it can stand sturdy. But it's very easy. I won't call it installation. My 6-year old can do it herself.
177097
No, does not pop up. Also, I would love the bed except for the fact that a few of the iron rollers bent from only 100 lb person. And contact with the company never proved fruitful. I only allow the smallest of my grandchildren on it now.
411102
The legs are not adjustable, but when set up they are sturdy enough to stay in place. The only problem we have with ours is that the drawers open so easily that they are constantly sliding open when you move it around. Other than that, it serves its purpose very well.
304961
Once the legs are assembled to the top, merely turn it upright slide the bottom shelve between the legs and it will slip to the bottom and be secure. It fits snug and is secure!
90248
somewhat.... the legs (with my unit) slip into a female socket on the main unit - and are retained by a thumbscrew. Normally the leg is inserted until it reaches the bottom of the female socket and then the thumbscrew is tightened down. One might use the thumbscrew to hold the leg off the bottomed-out position. We really only use ours on camping trips - where the terrain is questionable. I have leveled mine with small 2x4s, etc.